City Briefies and Classified Fragments
A collage of terse notices and ads: Kaleer seeks his dog Fergy found at Fergy’s. various rental offers for rooms and houses including Kent and East Oregon Inn. sales pitches for furniture, pianolas, shades, and chairs. a missing item knife with picture. help wanted and telegraph/phone notices. several shop and contractor references. laundry list of small-business promotions and personal notices from Portland and Echo, Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaleer
Fergy
Hou
Paris
Kent
Weat Alm Street
Jeane
Main Street
Mra
Court Street
Comfort Ewing
Steel Morris
Jesse Falling
City
Jackson Street
Hendricks
Echo
Butter Creek
Rampang
Ore
Oregon
Pendleton
Raer
Leathers’ Tranmeter & Storage Co
Hitman’e Clwan
Wim. Morrow
Pat Acré
Harney Com
Sheri
Kodak
Bowman's
Fear Bridge
Will M. Morrow
Sodlefwedon
Maly Street
Promised Music Evening Closes Murkie Hall Exhibit
Promoted as the entertainment of the week the Elven art exhibit at Murkie hall closes with a lively program. Superintendent Traver of the chy achowls will speak on art, drawing from famous portraits. Teachers and pupils seek donations to buy two pictures for school rooms. The event draws strong public support and features chorus, glee club, vocal solos, and duets by local performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murkie Hall
Traver
Modern Critice
Hoe Thor Chote
Tyes
Pendleton
High Sthee Glee Club
Miss Bartholomew
Brooke Dickson Addie
Traver Vooal Solo
Mise Rem Ferguson Wein
Pauline Mimme Vooal Sole
Herbert Ruppe
Tomme
Bula Smith
Local Option Maltby Meeting Planned in Two Cities
Rutheford of Portland, attorney for the state local option committee, will hold a meeting at Hunrleka Hall at 1 o clock Sunday afternoon to discuss site conditions and shower traffic. A second session is planned at Hendricke Hall in Bravelock Sunday evening where Mr. Hutheford will speak on the proposed amendment to the local option law. all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fop Rutheford
Portland
Mesoolietion
Hunrleka’ Hall
Moor
Hendricke Hall
Bravelock
Hutheford
Lawsuit Filed to Collect $587.60 Against Kennard Couple
Manuel Pedro has commenced sub Hid Attachment proceedings against Lee Kennard and wife to collect $587.60 claimed due plus interest and $25 attorney fees. The action was filed yesterday by Carter, Raley & Raley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Pedro
Sub
Lee Kennard
Als Ucke
Carter
Local Notables and Travelers Seen in City Activity
North George Potts and Charles McRee visit in town while J W Knowles Ta Grande attorney arrives for business. Numerous others including C A Barrett candidate, Rev Knight, J Connolly and J Corrie travel through for meetings and trading. Local press staff and judges also in city for development league events and court sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Potts
North
J. W. Knowles
Ta Grande
Aota Arguatavo
Walla Walla
Charles McRee
Birch Creek
Charles Bean
John Clove
Hingham
C. J. Frosse
Spokesman-Review
J.E. Cherry
Golden Titan Hotel
Milton
Tt. Thompson
Bordind
Visiit
I. M. Bitey
Buffalo-Pitte Company
C. L. Swain
Irrion
Adan Riley
Wattsburg
Dayton
C. A. Barrett
Athena
H. BR. Knight
Pendleton Academy
Athens
Joe Connolly
Wallal Walla
J. Corrie
Wialin Walla
Murray Woode
Davihe Pire
W. A. Dudley
The
Freewater Times
Pendleton Tribune
H. C. Grady
Tt. & NS
la Grande
Walla Wala
Spraying urged to save apples from codling moths
Professor Cordiey reports rising inquiries about codling moth control. Farmers are urged to spray with lead arsenate to protect apples or risk condemnation of wormy fruit and fines. Inspectors will enforce the law to prevent sale of infected fruit and protect crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordiey
State Agricultuemooflewe
Corvallis
Nome
Cntter- Millers
Narn Sells Tand Clover Creek Holdings to Isenberger
A.8 Warren of Athena completes a sale transferring 780 acres of Tand Clover Creek property to Mr. Isenberger for 4000 dollars. The deal closes today with the consideration paid in full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cher Creek
Warren
Athena
Clover Creek
Isenberger
Immigrant Station Funding Request Placed by Secretary
Secretary Metcalf has asked Congress to appropriate 60,000 national for the construction of an immigrant station at Angel Island, San Francisco. The proposal seeks to establish processing facilities on the island during May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staton
Washington
Metonlt
Congress
Agel Island
San Pranciaco
Memorial feast honors Black Elk on Umatilla River
The Weston Leader reports a four part memorial feast held for the late Umatilla leader Black Elk. Tribesmen gathered at his home on the Umatilla River with abundant foods, eulogies by Chilef Tawale Susan Hawk Peter Kaliten and Kakamerh, and a ceremonial rider impersonating the departed spirit. The widow distributed wealth from the late husband’s estate, including horses and goods, totaling at least $500. The piece notes Black Elk’s widowhood, the regalia, and the tribe’s customs amid a backdrop of broader regional affairs.
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Weston
Black Elk
Umatila
Vlands
Chilef Tawale
Susan Hawk
Peter Kaliten
Kakamerh
Thick Elk
Helne
Theon
Oregon
Hotel Washington Closed After Lengthy Seattle Litigation
The Seattle Star sketches Hotel Washington in Seattle where the Pine hostelry faces demolition after protracted litigation. The building opened in the 1880s and was pivotal to the city's skyline as it neared its end with breakfast served last Saturday. The project involved E. Patvis as contractor and later Dexter Horton Co under a lengthy dispute ending with a sale on a judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank
Aeainst
James A. Moore
Roosevelt
Polsore
University of Cornell
Seattle
Seattle Star
Washington
Seatte
E. Patvis
Dexter- Horton & Co. P
Origin of the Ku Klux Klan born in Pulaski Tennessee
The article recalls the summer 1866 birth of the Ku Klux Klan in Pulaski, Tennessee and the 1867 formation of its hierarchical structure. Delegates then formed the Invisible Empire with a Grand Wicar, Grand Dragon, and Grand Titan to protect the vulnerable, uphold the Constitution, and enforce lawful governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski
Tewhensee
Ku Klun Klan
Ku Klux Klan
Nashville
Tenn
Eeah
United States
Nolawful Solmre
Reg Winters
Minnitelle George
Mus
Pendleton Lodge to Hold Stag Social at Eagles Hall
All Like Take Notice Pendleton Lodge No 288 B P C EF will hold a stag social tonight at Eagles hall commencing at 130. All members and visiting Elks requested to be present. There will be something dealing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Lodge No
Eagles’ Hall
Elks
Do You Get Up With A Lame Back
Kidney trouble makes you miserable. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root claims to cure back pain, uric acid issues, bladder catarrh and Bright's Disease. Free sample bottle by mail with this newspaper offer. Include address to Dr Kilmer and Co. Binghamton NY. Regular sizes sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Laine
Bright
Coal to Burn Main Item Sparks Local Debate
A compact item notes coal to burn policy or project as a focal point, with residents and officials weighing options. The short report highlights key figures and the timeline while signaling potential community impact and policy shifts.
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White Oxfords
Minnea
Ee Bss
Ladhew
Chim
Telts
Milton Bluber
St George Hotel
Addres Milton Huber
George Hotel
Luke
East Oregon Inn
W. FB. Honeyman
Hoyt Street
L. Hunziker Shewerler and Optician
Koeppen
Wundersohns
Koeppens
Price Drug Store
D. ¥. KR. Deering
Rion County
Trion County
Moore
Rent
Supreme Court
Salem
Juden Hatley
Wild Morse
Here
Ste
the Peoples Warehouse
Dr. Long
Dr. Men
TRAD
Umatilla
Molle
Hotel Washington
Hotel
North Firestreet
Yvicrnity
Prowlyting
Ron Wakitiyashi
KiUiro Nahuino
New
Cyntratia
Wash
Irigg Vet
Dean Webber
Henry
Ice & Cold Storage
Company
Phone Louis
Henneman
Great Eastein
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